charCodeAt() Support..

I am trying to access the charCodeAt(index) function, part of JS. Is there no way to get to the built in Javascript functions, or is there a comparable function built into mono?

The function takes a character at the index, and changes it to the unicode character code...

 

Oh, wait. Nevermind. Noticed I was using the function wrong. needs to be like:

Code (csharp):

1. var myString ="bobobobo";
2. myString.charCodeAt(0);
3.  

Instead of trying to find it in System.*

/* Edit */
err, maybe my quetsion is still valid. I tried that and it says "System.MissingMethodException: Cannot find method charCodeAt"

 

I would have swore I tried that and I couldn't seem to get anything out of it...

I shall try that later today.

 

Normally I would have expected doing something like:

Code (csharp):

1. if (name[a] == 'a')

would work (note single quotes)... Seems to generate a compiler error. (Unexpected char).

// Edit
Talked to aarku, and he said to try doing it like this:

Code (csharp):

1. if (name[a] == "a"[0])

Which again, didn't work. It spat out the error: "Operator == cannot be used with a left hand side type of System.Object and a right hand side of type System.Char"

So he suggested that I just make a char buffer that I store name[a] in first, and then check if they are ==, which worked.